Hey Matt. Thanks for your reply. Indeed, I know Cindy’s story is an inspiring one. On the other hand, we should be alert when it comes to this multiple “product creation”. I think her mentor was Jono Armstrong, and if anything this guy isn’t, that’s being an honest marketer. This can be very dangerous as it spread outs further. Branson Tay for instance. This isn’t any “jealousy hate”, but more a warning to beginners. I mean, if I would be starting out now and seeing sales pages of Branson Tay (and also some from Cindy) I would think, that earning money online is like turning on the TV. Anyone, who has experienced some kind of online success, will tell you it is not an easy task. But those “gurus” will want you to believe the opposite. Stay away from them.

Thanks for the heads up. 🙂
Matt

Hi Ceci. Indeed, when you can’t find reviews about a person or a product on trustpilot.com, it is usually a bad sign. Also, people who bought products from her on JVZoo, rated her in some important aspects, with just over 30 points (out of 100). That’s super low.

Hey Femi. Thanks for stopping by and leaving your comment. When someone, with such a volume of sales, is not on Trustpilot, it is normally not a good sign. Either the person is fake( what in this case is not true) or there is something else that makes people not be satisfied enough with the person. I am also not saying, she is a bad person or a scam. Just she has not provided a big value to her students, yet. Still better than this guy. Anyway, people searching for some valuable mentoring and guidance throughout their online journey, should join this company.

I don’t know about Cindy Donovan or any of her products, but I generally tend to run from programs that rely heavily on upsells, and from your review, I can see that her offerings include that.
I also find it strange that despite how popular she’s become, there are no reviews on sites like Trustpilot about her or her products.
But hey, that’s just my opinion.
Thanks again for your review!
Femi.